Coil Binding Machine, Manual Book Maker 34-Holes Binding 120 Sheets, Punch Binder with Adjustable Side Margin, for Letter Size, A4, A5

Works great although it's a bit of trick to work the binder because the combs were at their capacity for 57 pages. It's also easier to punch less than 10 pages at a time although the max capacity is for a little more. It's also a good idea to punch your 1st sheet separately so you can get the adjustment centered. If you want all your pages to line up straight, punch them all facing the same way. When assembling the comb, cut it to the desired length beforehand to avoid cutting too short after assembly.

This has been a great product for our church. We are still using it. We use this for Bible studies, Ebooks, small work sessions, anyting we need to copy for groups. It works great. We have also used it for inhouse cookbooks. I would highly recommend this. I love this over using the 3 prong folders. I love that it lays flat. It did take a little use to get the hang of it. After that I have become a pro at using it.

Very easy to set up and use. It did a great job on the calendars printed on heavy photo paper.

Took a bit of practice to get used to the system, but now works well and provides the anticipated result, an inexpensive bound document.

dont know why all the reviews are for laminating machines, this is for the comb binding machine sold above. 4 stars, great machine, BUT i feel the need to point out a fatal design flaw. again, the actual operation is great, but theres a carry handle hole on it. a specific hand shaped hole put there so you can grab it and carry it around. the chip try goes in the back, sliding straight in. so when you grab the handle and pick it up, as designed, the chip tray slides out and.... hopefully you emptied it before trying to move it.... otherwise you have all of the little punch outs all over the floor to clean up. i dont know how this made it past the engineers. i have a wire binding machine where the chip tray slides in from teh side (but ironically, doesnt have a carry handle slot) which would have been a simple fix for this design, but this machine, that is designed to carry back down, has a chip tray that falls out as soon as its placed back down. one more time, the machine works great, i just find this little quirk super annoying, and easily preventable with a minimal amount of common sense in the design stage.

Well-made with almost no plastic parts. The rear panel is a removable tray which collects cut paper chads for disposal in a wastebasket. I have been writing a lot of material for an adventure role-playing game, and comb-binding it as separate booklets seemed an efficient, economical way to accomplish this at home. The kit comes with a box of 100 3/8-inch (10mm) diameter PVC plastic comb spines.

This is a machine that will really push your patience. If you have none or little, don't purchase this! Pay Staples to do it. If it jams, it take forever to clean out the punch holes. If the paper isn't exactly lined up, it misses the punch and ruins the page (and you probably won't figure this out until you're trying to load to bind). And binding isn't as easy as you would hope. Took me over 30 minutes to figure out how to set it up to bind and I had the manual and a YouTube video open. My complaint and I'm pretty good at mechanical stuff!

Very handy. We make persnalized calendars for the whole family This binder worked like a dream. Cost less than having them all bound by Office max, but we still have binder for yeasrs to come.